lenkmobile
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I checked my portal today and found that I have received a “Conditional (LOA)” with no attached files or documents. I was wondering what this is and what the conditions may be.
what does it look like? can you show?I checked my portal today and found that I have received a “Conditional (LOA)” with no attached files or documents. I was wondering what this is and what the conditions may be.
First - yay.I checked my portal today and found that I have received a “Conditional (LOA)” with no attached files or documents. I was wondering what this is and what the conditions may be.
Sometimes, info for this can come from a different email. Make sure and check your spam folder.I checked my portal today and found that I have received a “Conditional (LOA)” with no attached files or documents. I was wondering what this is and what the conditions may be.
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Nobody should be looking for an LOA.Congratulations @lenkmobile! That's what most of us are looking for.
Would you be willing to share your stats? SAT score? Sports? From a particularly desirable demographic/area of the states?
I'm so intrigued with how LOAs are chosen. Thanks in advance! And again, Congrats!! Go Navy, Beat Army!!!
Seeing someone else’s stats won’t shed any light on your own chances for an LOA. There’ll be candidates with better stats who don’t get an LOA, and candidates with worse stats who get an LOA. You could have a dozen candidates with virtually — at least on paper — the same stats and only one gets an LOA.Would you be willing to share your stats? SAT score? Sports? From a particularly desirable demographic/area of the states?
I'm so intrigued with how LOAs are chosen.
Congrats!I checked my portal today and found that I have received a “Conditional (LOA)” with no attached files or documents. I was wondering what this is and what the conditions may be.
What medical waiver did he need and how long did it take for him to get it? Once he got the waiver how soon did his Appointment come in?At the time the above email was received, he was still needing the appointment, and a medical waiver clearance.
my daughter received an LOA for class of 25, she received LOA in early November, she needed a medical waiver, got that in December, got nomination in January and appointment came January 28th - to give you an idea of the time line for her. She was also a recruited athlete.What medical waiver did he need and how long did it take for him to get it? Once he got the waiver how soon did his Appointment come in?
YAY for your DS!
Awesome! Thank you!!my daughter received an LOA for class of 25, she received LOA in early November, she needed a medical waiver, got that in December, got nomination in January and appointment came January 28th - to give you an idea of the time line for her. She was also a recruited athlete.
My DS showed on the home page when you log in. Where it stated Candidate Pending Review ...that changed to "LOA (conditional)"Where does this reflect in the portal?
Orthopedic injury that needed final waiver review at USNA. LOA was received in November. Provided the requested waiver docs and had the clearance within a few weeks toward the end of December.What medical waiver did he need and how long did it take for him to get it? Once he got the waiver how soon did his Appointment come in?
YAY for your DS!
LOA’s can be given for any reason, to build the class. They aren’t necessarily given for best academics. Or SAT/ACT scores. There could be something seen in the candidate that isn’t tangible. It could be a fantastic interview. Who knows. So knowing another persons stats really does nothing at all to show anything.Congratulations @lenkmobile! That's what most of us are looking for.
Would you be willing to share your stats? SAT score? Sports? From a particularly desirable demographic/area of the states?
I'm so intrigued with how LOAs are chosen. Thanks in advance! And again, Congrats!! Go Navy, Beat Army!!!